I create to uplift and edify the African American Diaspora Experience. My poetry is a gift to humanity—offered as a source of enlightenment, a beacon in darkness, and an open invitation to gather at the banquet table of equality.

As I write in Ashay Speaks:
“What would Nat Turner, who led rebellion in 1839, say to our Black youth today? ‘Your freedom came at a very high cost, but some of y’all still choosing to be lost!”


“Homelessness is not a prognosis of degradation, however unfortunate the situation.”
“Homelessness is a symptom of humanity’s distress, the dis-ease of a community’s unrest.”
“People coping, at best with no real solutions, only ignoring neighborhood pollution.”